Geography can show you what the real world is!

Department of Geography, SMCC

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What is Geography?

Geography is the integrated study of the earth¡¦s landscapes, peoples, places and environments.  It is, quite simply, about the world in which we live.  It is unique in bridging social sciences (human geography) with its understanding of the dynamics of cultures, societies and economies, and the earth sciences (physical geography) in the understanding of the dynamics of physical landscapes and environmental processes.  Geography puts this understanding of social and physical processes within the essential context of places and regions ¡V recognizing the great differences in cultures, political systems, economies, landscapes and environments across the world, and the links between them.  Understanding the causes of differences and inequalities between places and social groups underlie much of the newer developments in human geography.

Royal Geography Society

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Announcement:

Geography Final Examination 2007-08

 

Level

Stationery

Duration

Syllabus / Topics

Format

Other Reminder

F3

16/6/08

- Question Paper

- Answer sheet

1¼ hrs

- All map reading skills including photo interpretation

 

- Struggle for power resources

Book 3B P.2 ¡V P. 41

 

- Saving Our Rainforests,

Book 3A P.2 ¡V P.43

Section I: Map Reading & Photo Interpretation (36%)

Section II: Multiple Choice (10%)

Section III: Geographical concepts (8%)

Section IV: Map (8%)

Section V: Data Response Questions (38%)

- Answer all questions in the answer sheet provided

- Bring all the necessary stationery

F4

5/6/08

- Question Paper - Map (Stanley)

- MC Answer sheet

- Answer book

 

2½ hrs

- Geographical Skills, Book 1 P.3 ¡V P.46

- Our dynamic earth: Endogenetic processes and landforms, Book 1 P. 47¡V P.154

- Agriculture, Book 2 P.114 - P.200

- Landforms and Exogenetic Processes,   Book 1 P.155 ¡V P.264

Section I: Map Reading & Skills application (25%)

Section II: Structured Questions (40%)

Section III: Multiple Choice (including map reading skills) (35%)

- Answer all questions in Section I & II on the answer book provided

- Answer all map reading questions in Section III on the MC answer sheet provided

- 2 marks for effective communication in Section II

- Bring all the necessary stationery

F6

10/6/08

- Question Paper I

- Map extract (Tai Po)

- Answer book

 

Paper I - 1¾ hrs

 

 

Section A ¡V Map reading and photo interpretation

 

Section B -

Natural Landscapes

 

Section C ¡V Agricultural Landscapes

 

Paper I Answer three questions, one from each section

Section A ¡Vcompulsory map reading question (20%)

Section B ¡VAnswer ONE Structured Questions out of three (2 x 20%)

Section C - Answer ONE Structured Questions out of two (2 x 20%)

Paper total: 80 marks

Paper weighting: 50%

 

- Question Paper II (one page only)

- Answer book (12-pages)

Paper II - 2¼hrs

Paper II Answer TWO essay questions from Natural Landscapes and ONE from Agricultural Landscapes (3 x 20%)

Paper total: 60 marks

Paper weighting: 50%

 

 

*Please print with plain white paper

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